You know how in the second act, when they say 'See you on the other side' they mean "See you in heaven"?
So I thought, when A. Ham and A. Burr say: 'See you on the other side of the war' during The Story Of Tonight Reprise, they mean "See you in heaven if we die in this war" instead of "See you when the war is over". Just a thought. That kills me.